inmobiliaria

real estate agency

noun een-moh-bee-LYAH-ryah Rare

Also means

real estate (sector)

Usage Note

Inmobiliaria refers to a real estate agency (the business) or to the real estate industry as a whole — la crisis inmobiliaria ('the property crisis'). Used as an adjective it means 'real estate' or 'property' (sector inmobiliario). The masculine adjective form is inmobiliario. In Latin America bienes raíces is the common alternative for 'real estate'.

Examples

"Compramos el piso a través de una inmobiliaria."

Natural Translation

We bought the flat through a real estate agency.

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